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Pew Research Center data shows that only 54% of eligible Black men voted in 2016, with 13% supporting Donald Trump. The hosts contrast the high Democratic loyalty of Black women with the potential for Black men to withhold their votes as a strategic move to gain political "tangibles."
A significant rift is identified between black Baby Boomers and Millennials regarding the efficacy of integration and the obligation to vote. Data from Pew Research indicates that while turnout increased for most millennial groups in 2016, it dropped by five points among black millennials. This decline is attributed to a rejection of "run-of-the-mill" candidates and a demand for more progressive or specific policy agendas.
